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This page includes records whose feed fields identify the property type as Industrial, the locality as Rural Mountain View County, and the province as Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as Mountain View County. It does not represent completed sales, vacancy, absorption or valuation evidence.

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Industrial opportunity in Rural Mountain View County, AlbertaFor Sale
Industrial · Rural Mountain View County, Alberta

Industrial opportunity

5423 Township Road 325 B Road

$1,400,000Asking7,440 square feetBuilding
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Listing brokerage: Coldwell Banker Lifestyle · Listing representative: Jean Jones · Board/association: Calgary · Updated: Sep 8, 2026

Industrial opportunity in Rural Mountain View County, AlbertaFor Sale
Industrial · Rural Mountain View County, Alberta

Industrial opportunity

8, 5445 Highway 584

$2,500,000Asking13,646 square feetBuilding
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Listing brokerage: Renzo Real Estate Inc. · Listing representative: Michael Montgomery · Board/association: Calgary · Updated: Jun 13, 2026

Industrial opportunity in Rural Mountain View County, AlbertaFor Sale
Industrial · Rural Mountain View County, Alberta

Industrial opportunity

10, 5113 Highway 27 Highway

$855,000Asking864 square feetBuilding
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Listing brokerage: Coldwell Banker Lifestyle · Listing representative: Jean Jones · Board/association: Calgary · Updated: Sep 5, 2026

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Listing brokerage: Coldwell Banker Lifestyle · Listing representative: Jean Jones · Board/association: Calgary · Updated: Sep 8, 2026

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Local Industrial decision record

Mountain View County industrial decisions must follow the current adopted record.

Commercially Research & Editorial · Reviewed by Slav Loban

Planning review materials, consultation and proposed changes do not replace the bylaws currently in force. Commercially anchors Mountain View County industrial inventory to the exact DDF locality while directing every use, site and timing conclusion back to the adopted parcel record.

Confirm current plan and district, defined use, concept-plan or supporting-study requirements, access, loading, yard, utilities, private services, fire protection, environmental condition, development approval, appeal status and building systems before commitment.

Property-specific questions

What the listing
cannot answer.

Carry each unresolved item into the search, offer, diligence and professional-review plan.

01

Adopted rule or future proposal?

Separate current bylaws and amendments from review topics, draft directions, consultation and future Council decisions.

02

What planning package is required?

Identify concept-plan, area-plan, redesignation, subdivision, consultation, traffic, servicing, environmental or design work triggered by the actual proposal.

03

Does the property fit the operation?

Verify road and approach access, truck circulation, loading, yard, outdoor use, power, gas, heating, water, wastewater, drainage and fire protection.

04

When can work and occupancy proceed?

Track development decision, conditions, appeal period, agreements, building and Safety Codes permits, inspections, utility work and operational approvals.

Evaluation Framework

Go beyond
the listing fields.

Listing data begins the review. Intended use, physical condition, approvals and commercial terms require independent verification.

01

Clear height and loading

02

Power and servicing

03

Yard configuration

04

Access to major routes

Mountain View County decision context

Use the current bylaw while the long-range plans are under review.

Municipal sources reviewed August 26, 2026

Mountain View County's exact-feed inventory is led by vacant land and includes agricultural and industrial records. The locality spans rural parcels, plan areas and highway-oriented or airport-adjacent business contexts; the public county name does not establish current zoning, subdivision, servicing or compatibility with the intended operation.

Mountain View County publishes Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 20/20 and Land Use Bylaw 10/24. The County began a combined MDP and LUB review in 2026; its terms state that the current MDP was approved in 2020 and most recently amended in 2022, while the current LUB was approved in 2024 and most recently amended in 2025. A review process does not replace the bylaws currently in force.

For industrial property, apply this municipal record to clear height and loading, power and servicing, yard configuration, access to major routes. Each conclusion remains parcel- and use-specific.

Municipal verification

From listing label
to usable property.

Confirm each item against the current official record and qualified professional work.

01

Current record during review

Use the currently adopted MDP, Land Use Bylaw 10/24, July 2026 mapping and every applicable area or intermunicipal plan. Track the active review, but do not treat proposed discussion topics or future amendments as existing development rights.

02

Concept plan and design context

Determine whether the proposal triggers a concept plan, public consultation, area-plan compliance or the County's business, commercial and industrial design guidelines. The scope and intensity of a project can change the supporting studies and planning process.

03

Development, building and appeal timing

Mountain View County states that permits must be obtained before development or construction and that a building permit will not be issued until the development permit is approved. Discretionary approvals are published pending the appeal period; distinguish a decision from final, appeal-free authorization.

04

Infrastructure and parcel capacity

Verify title, subdivision, legal access, roads, water, wastewater, stormwater, power, gas, telecommunications, fire protection, drainage and environmental constraints. Business-park or highway proximity does not prove connection capacity, allowable outdoor activity or net usable area.

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